sarlat
Turned up on spec on a very hot day for a beer in their lovely garden with its duck, guinea fowl and free range chickens foraging about in the grass. Beautiful view over the Chew valley.A glance at the menu suggested this was no ordinary pub and no ordinary grub. We made a chance booking and were served within half an hour. Provencal fish soup the best I have had even in Provence, then confit de canard ( a little over salty); my partner had blue cheese panna cotta, then whole plaice with samphire. She finished with a chocolate cake/mousse the perfection of which it was a shame to interrupt with a fork; the taste sublime-I had to verify. The lot, including a pint and a half of Butcombe bitter, about £40. Frankly, we would have paid a whole lot more. Service fast, friendly and fresh. Mixed bunch of customers, some discerning, some obviously not. This place is great, don't tell anyone.
Andy